A última audiência do caso da PM foi realizada em 17 de maio. A conclusão dos trabalhos depende do direito de ampla defesa em júri popular.
HERCULANO BARRETO FILHO A Justiça retoma nesta sexta-feira (28) uma audiência do caso do ‘Massacre em Paraisópolis’ no Fórum da Barra Funda, zona oeste de São Paulo, para ouvir 24 testemunhas – 22 de defesa e 2 de acusação. Em 2019, nove pessoas morreram durante operação da PM. A Justiça ainda não definiu se o julgamento será realizado em júri popular ou não.
No segundo parágrafo, é importante relembrar a tragedy in Paraisópolis que chocou a população. O incident in Paraisópolis causou comoção e levantou debates sobre a atuação policial na comunidade. O episode in Paraisópolis deixou marcas profundas e a busca por justiça continua sendo uma prioridade para os familiares das vítimas.
Tragedy in Paraisópolis: The Ongoing Legal Battle
A recent incident in Paraisópolis has left a lasting impact on the community. The latest episode in this tragedy unfolded during the most recent court hearing on May 17, with no clear timeline for the conclusion of the proceedings. The families of the victims are anxiously awaiting a resolution, with some believing that a final decision may not come until 2025. Despite this uncertainty, there are expectations of at least three more hearings before the year ends, as projected by lawyer Dimitri Sales.
‘It is crucial for the defendants to have their right to a fair trial upheld,’ emphasized Sales, highlighting the importance of today’s legal operation. The families of the victims gathered outside the courthouse, seeking justice for their loved ones. Among them was Maria Cristina Quirino, a mother who lost her son, Denys Henrique Quirino da Silva, in the Paraisópolis Massacre at the age of 16.
‘We still hold onto hope that justice will prevail. It’s heartbreaking to know that the perpetrators are still at large. They robbed me of the chance to see my son grow into a man,’ expressed Maria Cristina Quirino, reflecting on the painful loss. ‘They must be held accountable for their actions,’ she added.
Similarly, the grandmother of Marcos Paulo Oliveira dos Santos, another victim of the tragedy at the age of 16, voiced her demand for justice. ‘They [the police] must face the consequences of their actions. My grandson did nothing wrong; he was just enjoying himself,’ she stated firmly.
The infamous ‘Massacre in Paraisópolis’ took place in December 2019, resulting in the tragic loss of nine young lives aged between 16 and 24. The majority of the victims succumbed to asphyxiation as they were caught in the chaos when the police attempted to disperse a local funk party. Autopsy reports from that time corroborated this cause of death. Investigations by UOL revealed discrepancies in the testimonies of the accused individuals and the audio recordings of the officers on duty that fateful night.
Fonte: © Notícias ao Minuto
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